Check a clinic is registered before you book.

• Crown ClinicCrown Clinic LimitedManchester, M90 4ABHair transplantOutstandingCQC, 3 March 2022
• Farjo Hair InstituteAdvanced Hair Technology LimitedManchester, M3 3EJHair transplantOutstandingCQC, 21 November 2025
• Medical Hair Restoration Clinic (Manchester)Medical Hair Restoration Clinic (Manchester) LimitedAltrincham, WA14 3RZHair transplantGoodCQC, 22 September 2022
• The Harley Street Hair ClinicThe Harley Street Hair Clinic LimitedLondon, W1G 9RTHair transplantGoodCQC, 1 November 2022
• The KSL Clinic ManchesterThe KSL Clinic LimitedSalford, M5 3EZHair transplantGoodCQC, 22 September 2022
• The Private Clinic London CentralTPC Group LimitedLondon, W1G 7HZHair transplant, Cosmetic surgeryGoodCQC, 13 April 2022
• Vinci Hair CentreVinci Hair Centre LtdLondon, W1G 7JUHair transplantGoodCQC, 13 June 2022
• London Hair Transplant ClinicLondon Hair Transplant Clinic LtdLondon, HA8 7EQHair transplantRequires improvementCQC, 14 August 2023

• Greater Manchester4
• London4
• Hair transplant8
• Cosmetic surgery1
• Aesthetics and injectables0

1. Find the registration

   Look the clinic up by its own address. A registration at another branch does not cover this one.

2. Read the rating and its date

   A rating from several years ago tells you less. Open the latest report and read what inspectors found.

3. Ask who does the surgery

   Ask for the surgeon’s name and check their GMC registration before you pay a deposit.

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